Tag Archives: invasion of privacy

“Door May Open for Challenge to Secret Wiretaps”

Posted on October 17, 2013 by Naomi

Although I am, of course, fascinated by the complex of stories and legal and emotional arguments regarding privacy, security, leaks and the NSA, I haven’t found an issue that can meet my (very loose) criteria for reporting anything about this … Continue reading →

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Jury verdict report on an invasion of privacy-family lawsuit

Posted on September 28, 2013 by Naomi

I’m glad these reports are hitting the internet, although I’m not sure how instructive this one will be for us average people. A woman sued her sister for invasion of privacy. The defendant-sister did not show up in court, so … Continue reading →

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Users sue LinkedIn: no kidding

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Naomi

Via the New York Times’s Vindu Goel I learned about this lawsuit against LinkedIn: Users Sue LinkedIn Over Harvesting of E-Mail Addresses – NYTimes.com. I’m glad someone is suing them. I have been irritated at LinkedIn, when they — without … Continue reading →

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